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-bash: ./athena-start: /bin/sh^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

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dos2unix athena-start

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Firt try:

ls

find name of file what you want to start;

for starting all sql servers together type "./start" (be sure you get privilegies to next files:

chmod a+x char-server_sql map-server_sql login-server_sql start athena-start

But i recommend to use "screen" software and run any sql server in different window to see what happened.

for do it you must have screen.

apt-get install screen

for create screen room you must write next: screen -S "ROOMNAME"

for join to room you must write screen -x "ROOMNAME"

for detach room, try ctrl+a, d; and ctrl+shift+a,d for putty;

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